Wall-E was easily their worst. It was the least enjoyable out of everything they've done. Even though Ratatouille was pretty forgettable.
Pixar's worst movie
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Bug's Life. Bored to tears. ANTZ is a gajillion times better.
Finding Nemo ois grossly overrated, but not bad
Incredibles is the best one they've ever done. Followed closely by Wall-E.
I think I was in precisely the wrong age groups for Toy Story, neither old nor young enough
Finding Nemo ois grossly overrated, but not bad
Incredibles is the best one they've ever done. Followed closely by Wall-E.
I think I was in precisely the wrong age groups for Toy Story, neither old nor young enough
Cars. It had country music in it. I also really hate the part in every Pixar movie where the hero isolates himself from his companions, and then has to go have a big dramatic reunion near the end. It's a plot device that appears in damn near every Pixar movie and you'd think someone in the studio would come up with some sort of original development for the mid-end part of the movie. Like, for example, the hero and his companions could give up on whatever their quest/goal/the thing-that-will-inevitably-be-achieved-in-the-end, and go get really drunk then fight with the police. Then get locked up for a night in jail, where they realise their folly and get back on the right track. Or maybe they could find a time machine and get famous historical figures to help them pass a history project. That would be cool too. I don't care, as long as it's somewhat new.
Maybe dislike was the wrong word; I just didn't enjoy it. Not sure why, it just felt flat to me.Father Time said:Why do you dislike Monsters Inc?Mimssy said:I really disliked: A Bugs Life, Monsters inc., The Incredibles, and Cars. That's a lot more Pixar movies than I thought.
All of their movies are awesome though, so this thread hardly says anything.
My first thought was Cars, but to be honest it was still better than A Bug's Life. While I still loved that movie, it was just weaker than the rest.
My first thought was Cars, but to be honest it was still better than A Bug's Life. While I still loved that movie, it was just weaker than the rest.
A lot of people agree on "Up."MulticolorCharizard said:
Having not seen it (I bought it, loaned it to my mother, and might never get it back because she loves it so much), I definitely have to agree with you on Cars, since it didn't have much of the spirit of other Pixar movies. Cars seemed too formulaic. Toy Story, Nemo, the incredibles etc. all seemed to make the repeating themes seem fresh and charming. Cars was more like a Dreamworks ripoff of a Pixar film.
Cars is the only one i couldn't sit through beyond the first half hour or so- i dont think theres a single other pixar film i havent at least found fairly enjoyable...
The whole premise of the film seemed to be 'lets give cars faces and make 'em talk. Kids love that shit right?'
The whole premise of the film seemed to be 'lets give cars faces and make 'em talk. Kids love that shit right?'
Pixar has never made a movie that wasn't good.
But if we had to compare children Cars would be the disappointing son we still love.
But if we had to compare children Cars would be the disappointing son we still love.
i love every almost pixar move but the one i just cant say that about is UP (it was just whiny bullshit)
I don't think Pixar's yet made a film I didn't enjoy on some level, but I guess my least favorite would be Cars. The art direction felt much weaker than their other films.
